Markesh Woodson

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Track along with us all the results for Colorado high school alumni at this year's Olympic Trials.

Hannah Everson advances to nationals on the strength of winning the West preliminary in the 10,000 meters at 34:23.52. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

Kiah Hicks should be spinning and slinging a 20-lb. weight at DI Indoor Nationals in Arkansas in two weeks. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

Colorado's Joe Bosshard is currently in line to run the 5000 meters at DI Nationals next month in Albuquerque. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Tahja Doublin has been doing extensive sprint, hurdle, and jump duty at Hastings College. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Air Force's Joey Uhle currently occupies the national #6 ranking in the pole vault. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Wyoming's Amos Bowen ran 4:31 for the mile at the Cadet Field House on Saturday. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Fresh out of Fountain-Fort Carson High School, Markesh Woodson has been enjoying a spectacular debut season at the University of Missouri. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Expect to see more of Raymond Bozmans coming off the 200 meter turn at state. Photo by Ashley Green.

Markesh Woodson made his 2012 season debut at Saturday's Doherty Spartan Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Mckenzie Brogan has left a lot of people in her wake the last couple of years. On Saturday, she and her Lakewood teammates will be trying to do it again at the Greeley Central Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Alex Mead, fresh off a 200-meter title at the Simplot Games, will give 3A sprint coaches a lot to think about this spring. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Connor Winter earned two spots on the Rutherford list this spring, one for this effort in the 3200 in April. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Lindsey Stindt is one of the big reasons that neither Lyons nor Akron may come in as the 2A girls favorite next spring. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Palmer Ridge's Hunter Warwick has the distinction of owning the top time for the year in both the 110 and 300 hurdles. Photo by Alan Versaw.

A lot of Colorado's top talent is headed to Albuquerque this weekend.

Doherty's Jordan Rand went over 40 feet to win the 5A triple jump. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Jeff McCoy takes his camera to the track events.

Any time you come home from a state meet with four first places, it's been a good state meet. Photos by Alan Versaw.

Lakewood's Jake Jones eyes the flight of his winning throw in the shot put. Photo by Jeff McCoy.